Considering most of the counting of votes has been done already, excluding the conditional votes and those by mail, one might already assume that the structure of the new parliament has been set.

2019 parliament infographic

In the first part of the infographic I’ve compared the new seat structure and displayed the difference from the current numbers to the old ones, based on the number of deputies they have now. The downside of this being, that, for example LVV shows a big increase of deputies, although last elections, they’ve had 32 seats, but I’ve taken into account the 12 deputies that left the party and created their new party called PSD. Where as, in the second part the new upcoming parliament structure is shown.

Source: rezultatet2019.org & votaime.org

Tools: Python & R